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{{See also|Military uniform#France}}
As with many European countries, the French military used in the 19th and early 20th centuries many traditional and heavily decorated dress uniforms. Since [[World War II]], they are not in common use and are usually restricted to special units in the [[French Army]] and [[National Gendarmerie]]. The [[
In the armed forces, only the [[Republican Guard (France)|Republican Guard]] plus certain bands and military academies have a complete full dress (''grande tenue'') uniform issued to all personnel.
====French Army====
[[File:21e RIMa Bastille Day 2008.jpg|thumb|Several units, such as the
Units of the [[Chasseurs Alpins]], [[French Foreign Legion]], [[Troupes de marine|Troupes de Marine]], [[1st Spahi Regiment]] and [[Tirailleur|Tirailleurs]] are permitted to wear,
Bands of the French Army are permitted to wear special uniforms depending on circumstances. On representation duty, they often
=====Military schools=====
[[Military academy|Military school]]s of the French Army, including the [[école spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr]], the [[école militaire interarmes]] and the école nationale des sous-officiers d'active,
In addition to the military schools, the [[École polytechnique|École Polytechnique]] also maintains 19th century military-styled full dress uniforms. Founded as a [[military academy]], the institution was transformed into a state-sponsored civilian [[
====National Gendarmerie====
[[File:Republican Guard Bastille Day 2013 Paris t110458.jpg|thumb|French
The [[Republican Guard (France)|Republican Guard]] of the National Gendarmerie is the last unit to wear full dress uniform as service uniform, as [[guard of honour]] detachments are required to wear it while on duty. The cavalry regiment
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